American Risk And Insurance Association

Definition of "American risk and insurance association"

Michael  Disimone real estate agent

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Coldwell Banker Realty

Membership organization of companies, academics, and individuals in the insurance business whose interest is to further education and research in insurance and risk management. The association publishes The Journal of Risk and Insurance, which is devoted to scholarly articles on insurance, risk management, and allied fields of study.

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